Power supply hp 1020 lasserjet printer

It depends which supply you are plugging the unit into. If it's 220-250 mains supply in your home, you can just cut off the old plug and stick a European plug on it. Since the unit is designed to run on that. If it has a voltage selector on the receiver make certain it set to the 220 one.

If the printer is designed for 110v and you have plugged it into 220v then most like you have damaged your printer beyond repair. The cost of repairs may be slightly less than the cost of a new printer.

I you are tec guy:
Remove power supply board check secondary section power voltages, if not voltage, check primary section if found any component faulty replace it, if you are unable to repair it replace power supply board..
part no : RM1-0807-000, 110V
: RM1-0808-000, 220V

It most likely has a 110V plug on the power supply; however, all you have to do is buy the appropriate 220v cable for the power supply for your country, and it should work fine on 220V.
External power supplies are designed to use either 110v or 220v -- all you have to do is change the cable or use an adapter and you're good to go.

Make sure the printer is plugged into a functioning wall outlet supplying the proper voltage (110V or 220V).
If you are using a surge protector, extension cable, or power strip, plug the printer directly into the wall outlet.
Press the power button to turn on the printer.
If the issue persists, unplug the printer and wait 15 minutes.
After 15 minutes, plug the printer back in and press the power button.
If the issue persists, try a different power cord (if available).


Regards,
J Wick

Hello kenterprise1 !

This is the part number for the Fuser on this LaserJet 1020 :
RM1-2086-000CN Fusing assembly (For 110V to 127VAC (+/- 10%) operation) - Bonds the toner to the paper with heat - Mounts in the upper rear of the printer

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Hi there, it depends where you got your Wii from.

if your Wii was from japan or another country which uses only a 110v AC power supply then you could have either blown some fuses inside the wii or at worse you could have fried some of the internals.

First of all find out which adapter you where supplied with, check the voltage rating on the adaptor. if it is a 110v adaptor then you may need to have your Wii replaced.

Hope this helps